Creation Finance, which allows shoppers spread repayments, updated central credit register but failed to engage with former customer

When people find out their Pay-Related Social Insurance account was not credited, firms can be long gone

People who were married, widowed or divorced as well as those who took time out to care for family among those affected

Not all joint accounts are created equal and that has a big bearing on what happens after you die

Inheritance tax law is set firmly against the one in seven Irish families who are not married but there are steps you should consider

Parent of specialist lender ICS Mortgages says offer for residential loans was ‘significantly oversubscribed’

Anyone who worked in UK for fewer than 10 years will be locked out of a future UK pension if they do not act before April 6th

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Sinn Féin’s Eoin Ó Broin told only 207 homes of Fair Deal residents are being rented out in their absence – far short of expected figure of 5,000

If two or more people are playing the lottery together, it’s essential that they formalise the arrangement

Who is considered family in Ireland can depend on whether you have written a will or not

On the Money: It can makes sense to use any gift cards you get sooner rather than later

Women are more likely to borrow and, on average, borrow more than men, according to data from Spry Finance

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Mitchell McDermott annual review also says number of students beds coming on stream this year will be a 20-year low